>> victor walsh inspector walsh noted that i have at the present time 2 entrances and exits to the house. the house was repainted in the past 2 years. a great deal of work has been done -- and i do attest you insult inspector walsh. i have a job card which shows he signed off on it yesterday. once again, >> would like to put it on the over head. >> okay. you set it on top of that. >> do you want to see in the front and the back. i should point out also that the dates of inspection indicated by -- mr. hension were quite a bit in the past. quite a bit of work was done in the past under the permits that were issued at the time. i did not want to get into upon reasons for this long delay, actually. there is no excuse for it, either on my part or the department but i will say that i had cancer in 20129 hour operation. my wife is mentally ill. i take full care of her i have no time for not much else and despite this i have managed to paint the house and the inspector walsh will show i had the parts laid out for the front stairs for his inspection. he saw them. everything nodeed complete the jo

but keira walsh- — player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her— player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass _ player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass to _ player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass to toone. - player? i don't know any names. but| keira walsh. her pass to toone. that was amazing. she keira walsh. her pass to toone. that was amazing-— was amazing. she had plenty of sace, it was amazing. she had plenty of space. it was — was amazing. she had plenty of space, it was amazing - was amazing. she had plenty of space, it was amazing wasn't i was amazing. she had plenty of| space, it was amazing wasn't it? they created the space by playing liquid football basically, walsh in the midfield was amazing. popp was out which is a good thing for us i guess. it change that and i because she is the target man and if she was jostling with... we played well, we persevered and we won didn't we? what you hope this will mean for the wider game, men and women? we what you hope this will mean for the wider game, m

walsh, you are recognized. >> thank you very much. thank you for the opportunity to testify on the current crisis in ukraine that continues to put 7.5 million children at risk. i am calling from kyiv today. we work with local, national partners to provide cash, water, food, medicine and hygiene kits, establish safe spaces for children, and deliver bunk kits to the front line. i wanted to open up with a real-life story of my experience in ukraine. on the fifth of april, we visited a southern port city. most important link, their children's hospital, that reported airflight around the grounds. i saw an ambulance, large cars and a minivan destroyed. blown out windows of properties, the blood outside the emergency departments. the hospital -- sorry. the hospital is in a residential area and not a single military target insight. there were reports of fatalities, i remember the stories of two girls. both in the operating theater at the time of the attack. one a 15-year-old girl who was having shrapnel removed, and the second, a six-year-old

secretary walsh: i'm not. both parties put out two statements now letting people know they will continue negotiations when the contract expires july 1. i did not speak to them this week. i spoke to both last week. they both said it's moving in their right direction -- in the right directions, the unions and companies. we have not had that issue yet that will cause a little indigestion for both sides. but i like where it is going. of the interesting thing about this negotiation is it does not start until six weeks prior to the expiration of the contract. that's different from most contracts. some contracts you can start negotiation at six months prior to expiring. i know there's a lot at stake. clearly we don't want any issues like last holiday season, last fall with ships out in the harbor not getting supplies in. i feel good where we are today. >> as you know, this is a really important topic. i take your word that you felt good but other members of the audience might not. can you help them understand what is

our medical editor, fergus walsh, has some tips. the uk simply isn't used to this and nor are our bodies. oh, its warm in here, isn't it? this is the heat chamber at st mary's university, twickenham. that is warm. it's been used by sporting greats like andy murray and max verstappen. but even an amateur like me can show how heat affects our physiology. as my core body temperature starts to creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the

joe, good to see you, former publican congressman joe walsh. straight, ahead the new post route landscape with -- new fight taking shape, plus the latest on the war in ukraine. inflation, and much more, another hour of velshi begins right now. and good morning to, you it is that electrolytes tech, it is 9 am in the, east 6 am in the west, i am -- a full week has not passed since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the landmark president that once guaranteed abortion as a constitutional right in america. it is the culmination of a decades-long effort by abortion rights opponents to deny half of the american population access to basic and essential health care. they have been preparing for this for years, even before the supreme court announced its decision 80s ago. access to abortion and many states was already limited, still the supreme court ruling as drastically chance for republican health care in america and just one week. some clinics around the country are already overwhelmed, and fully booked for weeks in advance. additionally, cli

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fergus walsh | you very much indeed. fergus walsh our medical editor word that they latest on the covid figures. the time is 1:16pm. our top story this lunchtime. japan's former prime minister shinzo abe has died after being shot at a political campaign event. the soaring cost of petrol and diesel, the competition watchdog launches an investigation into the way prices at the pump set. coming up, wimbledon semifinal day as britain's cameron norrie takes on defending champion novak djokovic for a place in his first ever grand slam final. in ukraine, russian forces are continuing their push in the east of the country a day after president putin told parliamentary leaders in moscow that his offensive was yet to begin in earnest. russia switched its focus to ukaine's eastern donbas in march, after a failed bid to capture the capital kyiv. it's since taken control of luhansk region, and is now focusing efforts on the neighbouring donetsk region. russian air strikes and bombardments have killed at least eight people there in re

hey, robin walsh remembers them vividly. i did not have the misfortune of being evacuated. that is not to say i didn't have an experience of that because one afternoon, my wife was having afternoon tea in the show towel. there was a bomb alert. she armed her gar frank, or escort at arguably, hotel past the ball, which was in a should cash at reception. unlike the good wife of a journalist, she went to a telephone kiosk crossed the road from the hotel and rang my direct number at work . to say there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel, and i'm just been evacuated on. would you believe the bomb went off and i heard at barton the phone and i remember screaming, are you all right? are you all right? ah i'm, she was, she was not injured. ah, so a low, i wasn't affect it directly. i had a worse experience because it was my wife. in the 3 years since it had opened, $25.00 bomb said so far exploded in and around the europa. but yet there was optimism for both the people of northern ireland and the europa when the aisle re announced to cease fire on the 22nd of december 1974. but he do

our friend john walsh will join for the full investigation tonight. and prince harry, britain's an most entitled most insufferable celebrity along with his wife, has now chosen to reside full time in the u.s.. he wantsts a quiet life out of the public eye, but he just announced our country during a speech at the united nations. we're going to ask piers morgan why the good prince is living in a countrync that brings him o much shame. piers, by the way, we'll send them right back home to you. he'll join us in a bit. first tonight, the sky is falling yet again. according to democrats, the earth's imminent destruction is now because ofon climate change. they really mean at this time. now, naturally, the only way to save humanity is to give them more power. so today your president, joe biden, awarded boarded airir force one and for a short well, high carbon footprint flight to massachusetts and then went for a ridede in a giant fleet of suvs, gas guzzling suvs specifically shipped from washington, d.c. and then traveled to a dust covered lotve filled with

hey, robin walsh remembers them vividly. i did not have the misfortune of being evacuated. that is not to say i didn't have an experience of that because one afternoon, my wife was having afternoon tea in the show towel. there was a bomb alert. she armed her guard frank, or escorted, arguably, hotel past the ball, which was in a should cash at reception. unlike the good wife of a journalist, she went to a telephone kiosk crossed the road from the hotel and rang my direct number at work . to say there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel, and i'm just been evacuated on. would you believe the bomb went off and i heard at barton the fall and i remember screaming, are you all right? are you all right? i'm she was, she was not injured. ah, so a low, i wasn't affect it directly. i had a worse experience because it was my wife. in the 3 years since it had opened $25.00 bomb said so far exploded in and around the europa. but yet there was optimism for both the people of northern ireland and the europa when the i'll re announced to cease fire on the 22nd of december 1974. but he down th

great walsh jennings who won four olympic medals in five olympic games three of them were gold and i was sitting with her at lunch and i saw her in athens in '04 and beijing and '08 and those were golds. that was great. her first olympics were in sydney in 2000 and in 2016. she won a bronze in rio. quite something for a mother of three and no wonder she's called an olympic icon. she also won three world championship gold medals 70 77 avp tournaments and 56 international events. on her instagram page she says quote when god sends rain rain is my choice, but as you'll see she well deserves her nickname six feet of sunshine. it and courtney matthewson. who won gold medals olympic golds in beijing in 2012 and rio in 2016 now she grew up in anaheim hills and was was an oh oh county water polo player canyon high school. in her senior year at ucla. she won the coutinho award known as the heisman tree trophy of collegiate water polo. courtney and her family live in anaheim hills, and i'm happy to say that she and chris aren't strangers to the nixon library. they were married here. her coach

fergus walsh, bbc news. lots more on our web site about that for you — including this piece about how to keep cool in a heatwave — with lots of your questions answered about things like whether you should go to work when it's so hot or how best to find a way to get some rest and sleep. it's a very useful piece of information. lots of advice there for you. that's on bbc.com/news or simply download the bbc news app. that is, of course, if you've done already. that is it from us on newsday. goodbye for me and the team. do stay with bbc news for the latest global headline. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. b

our medical editor fergus walsh is here. covid infections have been rising sharply for the past month — driven by the highly contagious omicron sub—variants baa and ba.5. the ons survey shows increases across the uk. in england, one in 25 were infected last week. in wales, one in 20. northern ireland, one in 19. and highest of all, one in 17 in scotland, though the rate of growth is slowing there. in all, it's estimated 2.7 million people had covid — up 18% on the previous week — but that's still well below the levels at the end of march. what really matters is how many people are getting seriously ill. the most up to date figures are for hospitals in england, where there are nearly 11,500 patients with covid. but it was much higher in early april and in the huge peak in january last year. around two—thirds of those now in hospital with covid are primarily being treated for another condition. vaccines are no longer very good at stopping you getting covid, but they give strong protection against severe illness. arou

fergus walsh, bbc news. back in 2018, the world watched on as a dramatic rescue took place in thailand. the wild boar soccer team were exploring the tham luang cave complex when they became trapped when monsoon rains flooded the tunnels. the rescue story is now the subject of a new film as claudia redmond reports. for two years on from the dramatic rescue of the boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, the story has been brought to the big screen by an academy award winning director, ron howard. 13 lies had a special screening in london on monday. it was just so intense but more importantly underneath all of it is also a very contemporary theme that we need to remind ourselves, which is how powerful we can all be, internationally or on a community level, when we pull together. you know, it is stunning, what was achieved. what are you thinking? just _ what are you thinking? just a _ what are you thinking? just a crazy— what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. - what are you thinking? just a cra

fergus walsh, bbc news. some good advice there. and before we go, we'll leave you with these pictures of some hollywood glamour in paris. brad pitt fans might enjoy this. brad pitt was in town alongside his co—stars in his latest hollywood action movie bullet train. he stars as an assassin who finds himself fighting for his life on a train with other assassins on board on the same mission. it's his first major movie project since the pandemic. it also stars sandra bullock. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. because we start tuesday morning in a wedge of exceptionally hot air. this is a

fergus walsh, bbc news. back in 2018 the world watched on as a dramatic rescue took place in thailand. the rescue story is now the subject of a new film as claudia redmond reports. four years on from the dramatic rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand, their story has been brought to the big screen by academy award winning director, ron howard. 13 lives had a special screening in london on monday. it was just so intense but more importantly, underneath all of it, is also a very contemporary theme that we need to remind ourselves of, and that is how powerful we can all be, internationally or on a community level, when we pull together. you know, it's stunning what was achieved. what are you thinking? just a crazy idea. collin farrell, viggo mortensen and joel edgerton play the heroic rescuers. they prepared for their roles by working with real—life divers rick stanton and john volanthen, who admitted to not knowing who farrell was before filming began. i had no idea who collin was

he's got a new show, "embrace it with john walsh." it airs on investigation discovery. we've been friends for a long time. you've turned personal tragedy into a life's purpose and mission. you were kind enough to call our friend and colleague gianno caldwell. from 2009 i have scrolled the names nobody ever hears of on this program of people from chicago shot, shot and killed, and i do it week after week after week and they don't lift a finger. >> it's the saddest, i mean, it is so overwhelming and you and i have talked about this so much for so long. it's just -- it's inconceivable. gianno caldwell's brother christian just doing what young people do in chicago in the summertime, and he is brutally murdered. and it you can wait forever to get justice in chicago. think of this, i ask people all the time, in 2020 how many murders do you think happened in chicago? they can't come up with a number. 770 people were murdered in 2020. how about 2021, are we getting any better? no, '21 we had 836 murders. half of those were sort of clear, so that leaves 500 families, or 250 fami

fergus walsh, bbc news. a handful of tips therefore you as we deal with yet more sunshine and high—temperature is to come. you are watching bbc news. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. because we start tuesday morning in a wedge of exceptionally hot air. this is actually the air overhead. the hottest it will have been throughout the whole of this heatwave period. so as the sun gets to work on that, after starting temperatures like these, well, those values will really start to rise very quickly as we go through the morning where we hold onto sunshine. most of us will have a sunny start. the further east you

>> nick paton walsh joins me now. why do you think russia hasn't already taken this deal? >> it is extraordinary, isn't it? if you believe the big fish this man has been portrayed and the efforts i saw them put into trying to prevent him from being extradited from thailand into the united states, you would think they would have snapped up the offer made a number of weeks ago privately. instead it is now public and certainly even antony blinken's counterparts. sergey lavrov said he didn't have time to take the phone call between them about this issue. is this because viktor bout isn't as influential, isn't as important to the kremlin now as he was then? has the u.s. overestimated his value to vladimir putin? that's entirely possible. or is it also, too, that moscow have possible smelled blood in the water here, seeing desperate how the biden administration are to get griner and whelan home. maybe they think they can get some more concessions from the biden administration during these negotiations. either way now, though, the biden administration are essentially in the open

joining me to discuss all this, labor secretary marty walsh. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me today. >> so it's a big figure, it's ahead of expectations. however, we know that the fed does want to see the job market cool somewhat in order to help get inflation under control, down below its -- to its 2% target. does this robust jobs market make it harder to tame inflation? >> i don't think so. you know, the one thing that we got to keep in perspective here that we are back to -- on the private sector, back to where we were pre-pandemic levels. so we're actually just kind of level where we were pre-pandemic. we're seeing the same in manufacturing jobs. we're pre-pandemic level. there's some growth in certain markets, but we're seeing the levels of employment where we need to see them. one area we're seeing increase in childcare, working in childcare. that's a good sign because we have roughly 5.6 million people that aren't in the work force for various reasons. one of those reasons is definitely childcare. so i think any

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our medical editor, fergus walsh, has some tips. the uk simply isn't used to this and nor are our bodies. oh, it's warm in here, isn't it? this is the heat chamber at st mary's university, twickenham. that is warm. it's been used by sporting greats like andy murray and max verstappen. but even an amateur like me can show how heat affects our physiology. as my core body temperature starts to creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the

i tell people i consider you the joe walsh of attorney general because joe walsh people considered to be the guy who made the eagles rock. you have to your credit made attorney general's rock on a national level but let me ask you -- >> it's been good so far. jimmy: there is. front man of the band probably played a lot of bars on his way up, has joe biden technically turned our country into the college bar that doesn't check ids? everybody knows they can getting so they are flocking here? >> yes, equivalent of broken urinal and puke all over the bathroom floor. you know i'm a first generation american, people want to come because the rule of law means something. we are not on common vision or ethnic identity, it's about our rights and everyone is treated equally. joe biden is shredding the constitution, dramatically allowing millions to illegally enter the country and we are seeing the price of bundle, so many drugs are pouring across the border. jimmy: you mentioned fentanyl and i wanted to bring this up because there's this conflation amongst democrats somehow securing our border is

as we beth confront china, jim walsh, international security expert, mit security studies program. jim, it seems that the motive by the suspect, it has nothing to do with geopolitical politics. abe, he aligned himself with washington and the u.s. militarized japan, something that had been unusual because of the world war ii legacy. what does that mean for politics and going forward. >> i think it's certainly a major blow to all japanese citizens regardless of political affiliation. i think they are shocked, they are sad, the whole nation is in mourning. that is just an incredibly rare event that you don't see in japan, so first is the shock effect. i don't think it's going to have an effect, eric, on the election, why do i say that? of course, people are going to go to the polls more sympathetic to abe's party, ldp, but the ldp has basically ruled japan ever since 1955 with only a handful of exceptions. so that party has ruled japan for a long time. it was probably going to win elections anyway, so i don't think it's going to somehow alter what was going to be the electoral result

my department of labor led by marty walsh, he talks funny, he is a hell of a guy, marty was a great mayor and he is doing two things for me. as secretary of labor, developing the first ever workplace standards for extreme heat saying under these conditions you cannot do the following and ask people to do things. second, he is sending folks out from the labor department to make sure we hold workplaces and those standards that are being set. they have completed over 500 heat-related inspections across 43 states and in the end of the day, it will save lives. let me tell you why we are here at brown-waiteon point. this cooling tower closed down. the largest of its kind in new england. 1, 500 megawatts of power to power massachusetts homes and businesses. over 50 years, it supported this economy through the like that they supplied and the good jobs and local taxes. but the plant, like many others around the country had another legacy, one of toxins, smog, greenhouse gas emissions to the economy we face today. a former regulator was telling me how folks used to get the ragout and wipe the gurch

walsh: the country is still moving forward on the job side. as you mentioned there are unanswered questions about the economy. it is in a very interesting place. guy: let's get a view on what is happening. peter quickly joins us. kelly services is a global staffing agency working with many fortune 100 companies. it's great to have you on the program. financial markets are worried that we are headed to a recession. the labor market data doesn't necessarily speak to that get. what are you seeing? peter: i think that june speaks to a very robust, continuing robust labor market across the board. demand continues, the supply and demand equation in labor speaks to companies are still hiring, looking for workers. we will probably see some tempering in the second half of the year, but there is clearly a mismatch between the recessionary fears and the labor market. kriti: peter, even pre-pandemic, january of 2020, i remember chairman powell locally said that the job market is still extremely tight. yes, you had this labor shortage the last two years, b

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walsh fought her way to silver at glasgow 2014. and also in australia four years later. that's about it from me, don't forget england will learn their european championship final opponents later this evening. either france or germany play their semi final. live on bbc one — coverage begins at 19.30. follow it there, 5live, and on the bbc sport website. hello there. the weather is quite quiet to the middle of the week. all about high pressure at the moment but it is a rather cloudy high in the crowded we went through the day and in actual fact that there are a few isolated and well scattered showers around as well so the higher starting to push its way steadily eastwards and what that will then do is allow the wind direction to direction to change to a light but south—easterly so it is a warmer float to the course of thursday and also into friday. here are the shower is moving gradually northwards through tonight out of wales and northern england, across the isle of man, maybe one or two to the isle of man, maybe one or two to the far north of northern ireland as well

borisjohnson as prime minister meant hope for the walsh family. now their faith is shattered. too many lies, dishonesty. it's not right. has life got worse for you over the past three years? yeah, bills rising. - i've been at food banks. you have to cut down on your food, i whether or not you need a bath every day and clean your kids. it's basically as though we're begging for help now. i was happy to think that maybe, you never know, this time, this prime minister would actually do a bit better, but obviously not. two for £5! leigh is still to benefit from levelling up cash, money to hopefully transform the town centre. too late for natalie. she's cutting costs, leaving the high street, moving online. people come in, there's families who want payment plans or things like that because they literally haven't got any spare money left. when people say to you levelling up, what does that actually mean to you now three years on? it's supposed to make the town nicerand make it a nicer environment for everybody, and look around. there's nothing been done at all. i voted tory for the

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on the wane, i think she isjust walsh and georgia stanway. on the wane, i think she is just someone you have to know. she is bringing in those very sharp crosses and she has got a very good sense of rhythm and we are to place herself on the pitch. i have to go with germany. but i think it will be a really tight match. i could see this going to extra time and maybe even penalties. we will see. we to extra time and maybe even penalties. we will see. there's little doubt that the tournament has been a success for the women's game, but what work still needs to be done? and is the gap between the best and the rest getting wider? players union fifpro says footballers need to play more matches to prevent that from happening. one really telling statistic is, you know, england, for example, played 45% more matches in the last year than in northern ireland. even in women's football amongst the best 16 teams in europe, there are still a gap- teams in europe, there are still a gap. still vastly different levels of preparedness coming into the tournament.

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secretary walsh as you will have later on takes a victory lap. it is going to be harder for the fed and the market to talk about inflation as the only objective when we are looking at an environment where inflation, the year-over-year basis is coming down. unemployment is potentially going up, or at least, these payroll figures are going down. priya's call on the inversion is a statement that they are going to maintain into a slowing economy this very aggressive stance on the fed tightening. they may or may not do that. i think it is an open question as we get into data, that it is more mixed in terms of the growth inflation trade-off. clearly, if they maintain this degree of inflation fighting spoken into an environment clearly slowing, yes, you can see that degree of inversion in the curve. kailey: the operative word being "if", the question if the fed is going to bling. it used to be a conversation of september, that has clearly shifted for people looking for 50 basis points in september. how long do you think it will take the data to deterior

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